Overview

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Air Transport Management programme provides students with an opportunity to gain an insight into all aspects of air transport management including airline and airport management, aviation strategy, together with a solid foundation in essential business practice.

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Air Transport Management is a one-year top-up programme delivered in full-time and part-time modes, that is designed to ‘top up ‘students’ existing vocational qualifications (e.g. UAE Higher Diploma, UK Higher National Diploma, Air Transport Pilot License) to a bachelor’s degree. It has been designed in line with international standards and aims to provide a high-quality business education with a strong focus on the aviation industry. The curriculum is carefully designed to integrate core business courses with more specialised Air Transport Management courses that focus on topics relevant to aviation, airline and airport management, as detailed in the illustrative study plan.

Programme Outline

Programme Fees

Tuition Fees ¹

86000

¹Tuition Fees inclusive of VAT 5%

What to Expect

Students will gain understanding of how the aviation sector operates, the challenges involved in managing a business within this sector and key success factors. Students will study a variety of business and specialist air transport management courses.

Your EAU advantage

Our programmes provide you with the essential skills and knowledge required to succeed in your chosen specialisation and the aviation industry in general.

Future career opportunities

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Air Transport Management are equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills to be prepared for employment within various air transport organisations such as airlines and airports.

Duration

One Year

Mode Of Delivery

There are two delivery modes:

A full- time delivery mode with three modules delivered each semester over two semesters.
Or a part-time delivery mode with 6 courses delivered over a period of one year. The courses will be completed independently, with one course every two months, delivered in 5 consecutive day blocks over 40 hours.